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A new satellite launch is every 3-4 years in the remote sensing arena.
Every satellite is more advanced than its precedor. China cannot cut short the curve without completing it.
According to Zhou Zi Kuan, director of international business development at CRESDA, a unit of the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp, Chinese satellites performance are on par with Spot 5 (2002) and Cartosat 1 (2005).
France launched Spot 6 and Spot 7 will be launched by year end.
Cartosat 2, 2A and 2B have already been launched by India after Cartosat 1.
Cartosat 3 has resolution of 25 cm. It will be the most advanced satellite in the World for remote sensing.
You are ignorant and seriously outdated. We are not indian. 3-4 years for the launch is damn slow for us albeit it is cheerleaders
mode!
Look at the frequency of our launches
Long March 4C launches Yaogan Weixing-16 spy satellite for China | NASASpaceFlight.com
Our Yaogan 遥感 satellite on 2011 launch has an accuracy rate of 10 cm
I need to find if another launch after 2011 has a better accuracy rate
ISRO plans a new high-resolution earth satellite - The Hindu
DF-2 to be launched late 2013 has 0.8 metres resolution. That matches Cartosat-2 performance.
That is why China is generations behind India in Satellite imagery.
You are no better than us! Dont brag!
what is your revenue in Sat imagery?